Hezekiah Anahu-Ambrosio is a BYU football commit (Class of 2023), announcing his commitment October 12, 2021 via Twitter:
I am excited to say I am fully committed to THE Brigham Young University⚪️🔵🤙🏾 Go cougs!!@unga45 @BYUfootball @levelupelitesFB @fsitake@bangulo@byulamb@BrandonHuffman pic.twitter.com/a3GabvK1de
— Hezekiah Anahu-Ambrosio 🌹 (@HezekiahAA) October 12, 2021
Anahu-Ambrosio is a 5-foot-11 205 pound safety/linebacker/running back that preps at Timpview High School (Provo, Utah) after transferring from Kealakekua, Hawaii where he played his freshman season.
As a junior he has 17 carries for 123 yards and a touchdown, three receptions for 23 yards, 76 tackles (64 solo), 19 tackles for loss, two quarterback hurries, one interception, one fumble recovery, one forced fumble, and eight sacks. MaxPreps has Ambrosio at no. 8 in the state of Utah for solo tackles (64), and tied for no. 10 in tackles for loss (19).
Anahu-Ambrosio is not yet rated by 247Sports and BYU is his first offer. BYU has also offered his younger brother Zedekiah (WR, class of 2025). He has two Timpview teammates who have already committed to play for BYU: defensive lineman Braxton Fely (class of 2022) and wide receiver Pokai Haunga (class of 2023).
We caught up with Anahu-Ambrosio to ask him about his recruiting:
Why did you choose BYU?
Because of the education they provide and the coaching staff. BYU is a good fit because the people are so well respected and the surrounding and outdoor environment is amazing.
What is one of your greatest accomplishments in sports?
Moving to Utah and attending Timpview high school allowed me to prove that I can keep up with a high caliber team while gaining trust from my teammates.
What something you’re proud of outside of football?
Pursuing a higher education while playing collegiate sports. I am representing my family and the Polynesian community, and I hope to honor them and the sacrifices they’ve made to get me to where I am today.
This article originally ran on BYUinsider.com.
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